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| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by yewit37486: 5:23pm On Oct 09 |
AMKAG66:Have you been to Rwanda? Can you by any means compare the rapid development they've experienced in the last couple of years with the situation in Nigeria. You can't rally round a 'bad product', let us get our acts right first. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Reference(m): 5:28pm On Oct 09 |
thesicilian:Wrong. There are six formula one races held on public roads in the circuit, the most famous and exciting race of them all - Monaco is held on the raw streets. Dumez and Berger's solid infrastructure in the CBD ensures this can work. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by yewit37486: 5:32pm On Oct 09*. Modified: 6:35pm On Oct 09 |
Reference:Funny enough I didn't even know this, the only ones I've heard about are the ones in designated race circuits. We learn every day. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by prophetfire: 5:34pm On Oct 09 |
yewit37486:Nigeria is only good at having drug pusher as their president and criminals as his cabinet members. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by PresidentAtiku(m): 5:35pm On Oct 09 |
We will host it on Tinubu coastal road 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by prophetfire: 5:36pm On Oct 09 |
thesicilian:What is good about your so-called "own" except stealing and mediocrity? |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Reference(m): 5:38pm On Oct 09*. Modified: 6:13pm On Oct 09 |
AMKAG66:. Rwanda is not struggling with basic issues of governance and corporate existence. They have sorted all that out decades ago and are now powering up. They have set aside the tribal fuel that fanned their civil war and have united properly. Our own tribal conflicting continues to smoulder like a Cuban cigar, won't burn out, won't combust, just creating choking smoke and sweltering heat everywhere. We will not join the big league until we sort out ourselves and create the lasting peace through equity and justice. This I have said many times. Restructure for development. PS, the militancy in the north, east and south reflects the weakness of the Nigeria state. When your body is not being nourished your organs begin to misbehave, the slightest infections put you down and recovery is long and arduous. Our continuous divisions weaken this country if we don't know. Every emphasis on tribe, every religious fight is an erosion of our sovereignty. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Joseph08(m): 5:54pm On Oct 09 |
Giant of Africa nko ![]() |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by TheStoriesOfMan: 5:56pm On Oct 09 |
HacheNoire:Indy 500 is done on where? |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Danzuba: 6:05pm On Oct 09 |
EyeCumInPeace:HEY HEY HEY! GO THERE RING BELL MAY WE IF BANDITS NO CATCH YOU DO PEPPER SOUP....., |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Afrojuju2017(m): 6:09pm On Oct 09 |
tuoyoojo:He's a bloody dictator he doesn't have to ask for anyone's permission. I suggest Tinubu remains a president for life too since we like romancing dictators, BTW there is also Tutsi ethnic dominance in his government and all levels of social and professional life in Rwanda. He's also been fingered in all the major leaks of politically connected money laundering. So it's just a facade, Rwanda is a poor example of a country they are living on borrowed time. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by TyrellObi: 6:11pm On Oct 09 |
Meanwhile, Nigerian youths and the Nigerian government are only interested in exporting revival. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Treasure17(m): 6:11pm On Oct 09 |
While Tinubu is wasting away with drugs in Nigeria. ![]() |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by TyrellObi: 6:22pm On Oct 09 |
HacheNoire:The Monaco Grand Prix is done on a public road |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Judolisco(m): 6:23pm On Oct 09 |
Afrobasic:oga Lagos State hosted the historic E1 Lagos Grand Prix, Africa's first-ever all-electric powerboat championship, on the Lagos Lagoon and 5 Cowries Creek around Victoria Island and Ikoyi.... U can check it online... If u want a country like Rwanda then u must be ready for a man to rule us for like 20 years straight |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Ewedegubbler: 6:36pm On Oct 09 |
I’ll be there. Huge huge achievement for the great man Afande Kagame |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Gerrard59(m): 6:48pm On Oct 09 |
HacheNoire:The Singapore Grand Prix begs to disagree. There are other prix sessions conducted on public roads. But I am cocksure of the Singapore Grand Prix because of the dearth of land. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by folake4u: 6:58pm On Oct 09 |
This is lovely to hear. As a F1 girlie, I will be watching the live event too. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by folake4u: 6:59pm On Oct 09 |
Gerrard59:You watch F1 race shows too? That's cool. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Eriokanmi: 7:13pm On Oct 09 |
They truly can. Rwanda is semi Europe |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by ttoyetade: 7:22pm On Oct 09 |
tuoyoojo:Our own Peter Obi is coming. Nigeria will take her rightful place if we have PO |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by BestSense: 7:54pm On Oct 09 |
EyeCumInPeace:please what is the problem with you, this is the collective future of our children we are talking about, how much did they give you lie this. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by LZAA: 8:06pm On Oct 09 |
Afrobasic:Formula 1 no dey do mandate tinz ![]() |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by SamuraiXXX: 8:08pm On Oct 09 |
Afrobasic:What value will hosting it add to the country when over 50% of the population can't even feed 3 times a day? |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Afrobasic(m): 8:16pm On Oct 09 |
SamuraiXXX:That is my point brodie. Imagine Nigeria being an actual giant. We should have moved past hunger/NEPA and all of that, to hosting f1, Wimbledon, world cup etc. But alas here we are, regressing and struggling with the basics. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by MrPOTUS: 8:50pm On Oct 09 |
PDPdestroyer:Na lie, nothing like misplaced priority. This will stimulate the economy and generate massive income during that period. Nigeria can't relate coz it's a shit hole ![]() |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by NGArmyTerrorist: 9:31pm On Oct 09 |
Rwanda is next African country that will surpass South Africa in everything, her leader is doing very very well. They're Very decent people too. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by benardtotti(op): 10:14pm On Oct 09 |
As a Ugandan, I honestly envy Rwanda. 🇷🇼 President @PaulKagame knows how to market his country, attract global opportunities, and put Rwanda on the world map. Congratulations to Rwanda on securing the opportunity to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix! 🏎️👏 Meanwhile, Uganda should be asking itself: How can we attract such opportunities instead of watching our neighbours take the lead? 🇺🇬
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| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by stampo: 11:51pm On Oct 09 |
Nigeria is old and cannot keep up with the pace of world developments . Our leaders are old and dont have ideas of what is obtainable outside . Basic and normal daily infrastructure are seen as luxuries here.. thats why road rehabilitation takes stages for final approval. The youths don't have the mindset of leadership but only want to get a share of bread from the older leaders. Its not a curse o...... bro forget it, NIGERIA no fit better.. once u as an individual is ok and doing well in your own conner, Nigeria favour you be that..... the rest can go to hell. |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by segyoms: 6:17am On Oct 10 |
Kigali here I come....Let's enjoy the moment F1 |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by VaginaAcademic: 8:28am On Oct 10 |
iwaeda:ekpa they are sponsors who paid big dollars for that |
| Re: Rwanda To Host Formula 1 Grand Prix As It Returns To Africa After 37 Years (Vid) by Gerrard59(m): 4:13pm On Oct 10 |
folake4u:Yes. I tried adding MotorGP to it, but didn't find it interesting as Formula One. Not all races o. The course circuit and country it's held matter most to me. And it's because of the Singapore version I liked watching it, just because of Singapore. Formula One and Grand Slams (US Open, Roland Garros and Wimbledon). I swear, I can be willing to sit through a normal tennis match compared to a football game. I still don't know why. |
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